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Q: Describe and explain the formation of landforms that result from strike-slip faulting (such as linea...

A: Faulting occurs at areas of weaker crust. In these places the rock breaks and either one side of the...

Q: The superposition principle states that a)in layers of rocks, the youngest are always at bottom. ...

A: Introduction Law of superposition, a significant standard of stratigraphy expressing that inside a g...

Q: The United States is a ______________.     nation-state     multinational state     ...

A: A multinational state is a sovereign state made up of two or more nations or states. This compares w...

Q: Describe the positions of the sun, Moon, and earth that produce the highest high tides and the lowes...

A: Two high tides, as well as two low tides every day, are observed in most areas, but not in everyplac...

Q: What is not typically found in a low‐gradient stream environment? high discharge high sediment c...

A: Low gradient streams include wider and less rugged valleys, with a capacity of streams to meander. M...

Q: You don’t have to give an explanation, just choose the right answer. I wanna see if this site legit....

A: The headlight of your new car turns yellow and foggy after five years due to Chemical Weathering.  C...

Q: Why are upper-atmosphere winds usually faster than surface winds?

A: ATMOSPHERE: Our Earth is surrounded by a blanket of air. This layer of air is called the Earth's atm...

Q: Define shrinkage limit.

A: The shrinkage limit is defined as the content of water in which changes the soil from a semi-solid t...

Q: What does the name of a biome tell you about the landscapes of that area?

A: A biome is indeed a vast field of forest, soil, climate and fauna. There are five main biomes: aquat...

Q: What are meant by the horse latitudes and the doldrums?

A: HORSE LATIUDE:  It (the latitudes between 30°N and 35°N) is a belt of calms and is frequently known ...

Q: The primary result of the greenhouse effect on Earth is to   a. retain heat, keeping the Earth...

A: GREENHOUSE GASES: A greenhouse is meant for plants in cold countries where total insolation during w...

Q: In a territory where the recurrence of hydrometeorological events has generated impacts onhouses and...

A: If disaster risk becomes a consideration in urban investment choices or not, the future regarding di...

Q: Briefly define the following terms: zone of aeration, zone of saturation, groundwater.

A: Aeration is the process by which the air is circulated, mixed, and dissolved in a liquid. It also re...

Q: Why are deep-focus earthquakes (those originating many hundreds of kilometers below the surface) ass...

A: The deep-focused earthquake re also called plutonic earthquakes, they have a hypocenter that exceeds...

Q: Soil particles that are 0.1 to 2 mm in diameter are called ________. a. sand b. silt c. clay d. loam

A: Soil is an abiotic component of the environment, it consists of a mixture of inorganic and organic c...

Q: In what way have the landforms in the Balkan Peninsula shaped the cultures of the region?

A: The Balkan is a geographic area of southeastern Europe, and it takes its name came from the Balkan m...

Q: Examples: 1) Calculate the azimuth of the Sun in London on June 21 at 17:00 BST given the latitude o...

A: Azimuth, as well as elevation, are indeed the two coordinations that determine, at a certain point i...

Q: What is the highest mountain in the world

A: The highest mountain in the world is Mount Everest is located in Nepal, which is in Asia. The mounta...

Q: What are the conditions and weather effects of the “warm” phase and the “cool” phase of the Pacific ...

A: Introduction Pacific Decadal Oscillation is considered as a long-term ocean fluctuation in the Pacif...

Q: how does the examination of human-environment relationships in ecosystems serve to illustrate the ro...

A: One of the core contributions of the geographical discipline is the study of the relationships among...

Q: A __________ is defined as a group of people who share a cultural identity.     state     ...

A: An ethnic group is a group of people who have similar ancestry, history, or language; in the United ...

Q: What is the difference between porosity and permeability?

A: Porosity: It is the ratio of voids or pore space in the soil or rock is known as porosity. Permeabi...

Q: A status that one "earns" in life is a/n _____________status  master status ascribed status ach...

A: Social status pertains to the dignity or distinction associated with one's place in society. It may ...